Colombia is preparing for a second round of presidential elections shadowed by heightened security risks and ongoing threats. Authorities have reported up to 40 threats linked to former FARC dissidents, raising concerns about electoral interference and violence. In response, security measures are being reinforced across the country to ensure a safe voting environment. A rewards program has also been implemented, offering financial incentives for information leading to the capture of those responsible for the threats. The upcoming runoff is already marked by controversy and polarization between the two remaining candidates. These developments underscore the challenges to Colombia’s democratic process and the ongoing efforts to maintain peace and stability in the region. The government aims to guarantee the right to vote for all citizens despite the intimidating climate.